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The Harvard Crimson spends "Fifteen Minutes" with legendary HDS and Harvard Professor Diana Eck.

Harvey Cox weighs in on a Boston Globe report about the eagerness of politicians to form alliances with clergy.

With the presidential election looming on February 14, Nigeria is at a crossroads, writes Professor Jacob Olupona.

Drew Faust, Dean Hempton discuss the role of religious studies and values at Leadership Day talk.

MTS candidate Usra Ghazi speaks on Public Radio International about issues that divide some women in the Muslim community.

Professor Jon Levenson writes about the new Museum of the Bible and how there is no universal way to read or exhibit the bible.

During a panel event at the Divinity School, experts in criminal justice policy discussed the racial, moral, and ethical implications of mass incarceration in the United States.

Professor Catherine Brekus notes that in the early 1800s, Methodists opposed Fourth of July celebrations on the grounds that they were not Christian.

"Decolonial scholarship on the body entails not just adding a new category of analysis; it requires a shift in approach," writes Professor Mayra Rivera.

In the LA Times, Professor Mayra Rivera Rivera says that an increased emphasis on the body as a way to enrich the self is part of a broader cultural trend.

Pope Francis’s post-synodal apostolic exhortation on love in the family, Amoris Laetitia, has been received as “groundbreaking” by his supporters and schismatic by his critics. New York Times columnist Ross Douthat asserts that the Pope’s position on...

Professor Jonathan Walton and William H. Bloomberg Visiting Professor E.J. Dionne joined author Sally Quinn on a panel discussing "the lure of the prosperity gospel in the age of Trump."